HOUSTON (Bloomberg) --- No government approval for U.S. condensate exports? No problem, says the lawyer who has been instrumental in poking a hole in the 39-year-old ban on most crude oil shipments. By early next year, most companies will be following the lead of BHP Billiton and exporting processed condensate without explicit approval from the Bureau of Industry and Security, said Jacob Dweck, a lawyer with Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP. That would allow a larger chunk of the 650,000 bpd of U.S. condensate to be exported.
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Condensate exports without U.S. approval seen as norm
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